Session 364 - New and Improved Chromatographic Resins and Processes for Bioseparations


Bio Separations
Session 364 - New and Improved Chromatographic Resins and Processes for Bioseparations
Open to proposal to present. This session deals with all aspects related to the development, characterization and use of new and improved resins and processes for biochromatography applications.
Chair:	Steven M. Cramer
CoChair:	Nihal Tugcu
	364a	Examining the Effect of Protein Size on Transport and Adsorption in Polymer-Modified Ion-Exchange Media Brian D. Bowes, Abraham M. Lenhoff
	364b	Chromatographic Behavior and Protein Adsorption Characteristics of Macroporous Cation Exchangers – Effects of Weak Acid Group Content Timothy M. Pabst, Ernie X. Perez-Almodovar, Giorgio Carta
	364c	Binding Mechanism of Proteins and DNAs in Electrostatic Interaction Chromatography–Ion Exchange Chromatography and Hydroxyapatite Chromatography- Shuichi Yamamoto, Shintaro Higuma, Yuuki Sakaguchi, Tomohiko Yoshitake, Noriko Yoshimoto
	364d	Process Engineering Approach to Large-Volume Methacrylate Monolith Synthesis for Plasmid Purification Michael K. Danquah, Gareth M. Forde
	364e	Development of a Realistic 3D Model of Silica Monoliths for Cfd Simulations Vivek Vasudevan, Kai-ChEe Loh
	364f	On the Epitope Approach: Oligopeptide Imprinted Polymers Via Conventional and Inverse Suspension Polymerization Sotiria Chaitidou, Olympia Kotrotsiou, Costas Kiparissides
	364g	Modeling Buffer Preparation Operations for Downstream Processing Charles Siletti, Demetri Petrides
	364h	Development and Scale-up of a Monoclonal Antibody Purification Process Annika Forss, Carina Engstrand, Gustav Rodrigo, Karol Lacki, Kristina Nilsson-Välimaa

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